50,000+ clients worldwide
Trusted by Green Card holders in 190+ countries
20+ years of experience
US expat tax return preparation and cross-border filings
Exceptional accuracy
Every return is prepared and reviewed by seasoned tax advisors
A bank account, pension, or investments from your home country need to be reported alongside your US return. Many Green Card holders are surprised by how much of their financial life back home qualifies.
You moved abroad and assumed the obligation paused. Or a bank letter arrived, a friend mentioned it, a financial adviser flagged it – and the US worldwide income rule appeared on your radar for the first time.
You've kept up with your US taxes – but between FBARs, foreign investment accounts, and circumstances that have changed year to year, you're not sure the filings have been complete.
Freelance contracts, a company you own abroad, directorship income, or foreign dividends – each adds reporting complexity to your tax filings as a Green Card holder.
Whether you're pursuing US citizenship, preparing to return home, or making a significant immigration change – a complete, accurate US tax history is a requirement before you move forward.
A Green Card document expiring doesn't end your US tax residency. If you've been abroad without formally ending your status, the filing obligation may still be open – for every year since.
“I need to file a US return every year – but managing it from abroad has gotten complicated.”
“I need someone who knows how to handle my home-country pension and accounts as part of my US return.”
“I need to catch up on missed years and know exactly where I stand before moving forward.”
“I need to understand how moving abroad – or changing my immigration status – affects what I have to file in the US.”
“I need someone to review my tax situation after I bought a property abroad – I'm not sure what new forms that triggers.”
Your US return prepared by a CPA who works in cross-border tax daily – worldwide income, foreign tax credit applied, no double taxation. Filed correctly from your first year to every year after.
If you missed prior years or filed without reporting foreign accounts, a CPA specializing in non-compliance cases will identify the gaps, determine the correct approach, and handle the submission end-to-end.
Bank accounts, pensions, and investment accounts held abroad need to be reported on FBAR (Foreign Bank Account Report) if the combined balance exceeds $10,000 at any point during the year. Prepared as part of your coordinated annual filing.
Guidance on the foreign tax credit, filing elections, and how life changes – a new property, a business interest, a move abroad – affect your obligations before they become a problem in your return.
Green Card holders with foreign assets above set thresholds must report them on Form 8938 under FATCA (Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act) – separate from, and in addition to, FBAR. We assess your exposure and file it alongside your return.
Foreign mutual funds, ETFs, pooled investments – and pensions such as a UK SIPP, Australian superannuation, or Canadian RRSP – may qualify as Passive Foreign Investment Companies (PFICs), triggering Form 8621 reporting beyond a standard return.
If you're planning to formally relinquish your Green Card, your US tax filings generally need to be up to date first – including any outstanding tax returns and FBARs. We can help you become compliant and guide you through the entire process before you give up your Green Card.
Trusted by Green Card holders worldwide – for annual Green Card tax filing, catch-up cases, and complex cross-border situations.
Worldwide income, foreign account reporting, and multi-jurisdiction complexity handled daily.
We prepare and file your return and required reporting, handling the process from start to finish.
From the year you receive your Green Card. If your card was issued in 2025, your first US return covers the 2025 tax year and is due in 2026 – regardless of whether you've relocated to the US yet.
Yes. Annual Green Card holder tax filing is core to what we do – CPA-led preparation of your US return each year, including worldwide income and any required foreign reporting.
Typically your US and foreign income documents, details of any non-US bank, pension, or investment accounts, and last year's return if you have one.
Yes. Many of our clients are Green Card holders living outside the United States. We prepare US tax returns for Green Card holders worldwide, helping them take advantage of available exclusions, credits, deductions, and applicable tax treaty provisions where appropriate.
Yes. We handle self-employment income, foreign business interests, and the additional reporting that comes with them – all in one coordinated filing.
Once you've completed your Tax Questionnaire and uploaded documents, a standard return is typically prepared within about 15 business days. More complex situations can take longer.
That's a common situation, and it's often easier to resolve than people expect. We'll review your circumstances, explain your options, and help you catch up on any outstanding tax returns so you can get back into compliance.
Yes. If you're behind, we'll help you file late or prior-year returns and bring your US filings current – confidentially and without judgment.
Yes. A Green Card document expiring doesn't end your US tax residency. You remain a US permanent resident – and required to file annually – until you formally relinquish the card and receive written confirmation from USCIS.
Yes. We become your ongoing filing team, handling your green card holder tax return year after year and keeping you current.
Book a free consultation, or create an account and start your tax questionnaire. We'll take it from there.
